Brake Support Systems - Volkswagen ID.4 Owner's Manual

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Function
Fig. 119
Illustration of Rear Traffic Alert: moni-
tored area around the vehicle leaving the parking
space.
Rear Traffic Alert functions using radar sen-
sors in the rear bumper.
The system detects approaching and moving
objects in the rear and side areas around the
vehicle →
Fig. 119
and warns the driver about
an obstacle →
.
Fig. 120
On the Infotainment system: Rear
Traffic Alert display.
If an obstacle is detected, a warning signal is
issued and the obstacle area is shown in col-
our in the Infotainment system →
An automatic braking intervention can take
place if the driver does not react → page 182.
The following indicator lamp is shown on the
instrument cluster:
Automatic braking intervention of
Rear Traffic Alert.
Press the brake to hold the vehicle at
a standstill.
Fault
If the Rear Traffic Alert system has a fault,
the following indicator lamp will light up in
the digital instrument cluster:
The Rear Traffic Alert system has
a fault, e.g. sensors are dirty or there
is a system error.
Things to note for trailer towing
Rear Traffic Alert is deactivated when the
factory-fitted towing bracket is electrically
connected to a trailer.

Brake support systems

Information on brake support
systems
These braking support systems can help the
driver in critical driving or braking situations.
The driver is responsible for driving safety
.
The brake pedal may move or noises may oc-
cur while the brake support systems are per-
forming a control intervention. Continue to
brake with the necessary force, and if neces-
sary steer the vehicle.
Depending on the equipment level, settings
for ESC and TCS can be made in the vehicle.
WARNING
The intelligent technology used in brake
support systems cannot overcome the laws
of physics, and functions only within the
limits of the system. Driving fast on icy,
slippery or wet roads can lead to a loss of
Fig.
120.
control of the vehicle and could cause seri-
ous injury to the driver and passengers.
·
Always adapt your speed and driving
style to suit visibility, weather, road and
traffic conditions. Do not take risks
where safety is concerned.
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